Attacking a CIA program providing climate data to scientists , Fox & Friends accused the Obama administration of "spying on icebergs instead of terrorists" and "tracking climate change instead of Al-Qaeda," which echoes a press release from the conservative and ExxonMobil-funded National Center for Public Policy Research that claimed the program "diverts intelligence assets to climate research." In fact, federal officials have reportedly said that the program, which allows the scientific community to gather data from CIA equipment, "has little or no impact on regular intelligence gathering."
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Doocy: "Tracking climate change instead of Al Qaeda? ... Not making it up." Teasing a segment on the CIA climate program, Fox & Friends co-host Steve Doocy stated, "Tracking climate change instead of Al Qaeda? Why the government thinks it's a good idea to divert our intel resources from terror to looking at clouds and global warming. Not making it up. We'll be right back."
Carlson: "Spying on icebergs instead of terrorists?" Teasing the segment, co-host Gretchen Carlson evidently read from the NCPPR press release, which was titled, "Spying on Icebergs Instead of Terrorists?" Carlson stated, "Spying on icebergs instead of terrorists? You won't believe what the Obama administration has the CIA using its resources for. That's next."
Kilmeade: Climate monitoring program "would task valuable intel resources to study climate change." During the segment on the CIA program, co-host Brian Kilmeade stated that it "would task valuable intel resources to study climate change." He later added, "Here the CIA with it's hands full, from the border of Pakistan, Afghanistan, ears and eyes everywhere, especially throughout the Middle East and Africa. Now they're forced to study glaciers and global warming?" Kilmeade suggested the CIA is assessing the impacts of global warming "as opposed to what terrorists can do to the country."
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